What is Veo 3.1 Reference?

Veo 3.1 Reference is a reference to video model from Google. It builds a new shot from up to 4 reference images and a written prompt. On Enhance AI it runs on the same account as 250+ other models, with no separate subscription.

What do I need to upload to use Veo 3.1 Reference?

A written prompt and reference images. Add them in the studio on Enhance AI, check the preview and render. The output lands in your history, ready to download or to pass to another model on the same account.

When was Veo 3.1 Reference released?

Google released Veo 3.1 Reference on 15 October 2025. You can run it on Enhance AI now, along with every other video model on one account.

How long can a Veo 3.1 Reference clip be?

Veo 3.1 Reference produces 8 second clips. Longer runs cost more, because video is billed by length rather than by generation.

What resolution does Veo 3.1 Reference output?

Veo 3.1 Reference renders at a resolution you choose, 1080p by default. You pick the resolution before you render, and a lower one costs less.

Does Veo 3.1 Reference take reference images?

Yes, up to 4. Use them to hold a character, a product or a style steady across shots.

Does Veo 3.1 Reference generate audio?

Yes. Veo 3.1 Reference can generate sound with the picture, so the clip arrives with audio rather than silence. Mute it and lay your own track over the top if you prefer.

Is Veo 3.1 Reference free to try?

Yes. Free credits on signup, no card required, so you can run Veo 3.1 Reference before paying anything. Plans from $19 one time when you need more, and one account covers Veo 3.1 Reference and 250+ other models.

What does it cost to run Veo 3.1 Reference?

Video renders are billed from your wallet by clip length and resolution, so a short clip at a lower resolution costs less than a long one at full quality. You see the price before you render.

Do I need a separate subscription for Veo 3.1 Reference?

No. Veo 3.1 Reference runs on the same Enhance AI account as every other model, so you are not paying one provider for video and another for images.

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Veo 3.1 Reference: AI video generation

Generate an eight second video from one to three reference images with Google Veo 3.1, at 720p, 1080p or 4k with optional audio.

Free credits on signup, no card required. Plans from $19 one time.

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Key features

Veo 3.1 Reference turns reference images into video inside Enhance AI. It produces 8 second clips at a resolution you choose, 1080p by default. On top of that it accepts up to 4 reference images. Veo 3.1 Reference is built by Google. On Enhance AI it runs on the same account as every other model, with no separate subscription.

Clip length

Veo 3.1 Reference renders 8 second clips. Every render is the same length, so plan one beat per clip and chain clips in the studio when a story needs more time. A fixed length also means a predictable price per render, which makes budgeting a batch of shots simple.

Resolution

Choose 720p, 1080p or 4K before you render. A lower resolution costs less, so test a prompt low and rerender the keeper at the top setting. The studio shows the price for the setting you picked before anything is charged.

Input modes

Veo 3.1 Reference takes a written prompt and reference images. Add them in the studio, check the preview and render. Every output lands in your history, ready to download or to pass to another model on the same account.

Reference images

Add up to 4 reference images and Veo 3.1 Reference holds a character, a product or a style steady across shots: the gap between a clip that looks like your brand and one that looks like the model's idea of it. Attach them next to the prompt.

Audio

Veo 3.1 Reference can generate sound with the picture, so the clip arrives with audio that matches what is on screen rather than silence you have to fill later. You can still mute it and lay your own voice or music track over the top in any editor.

Specifications

Provider: Google
Type: Video
Released: 15 October 2025
Resolution: 1080p by default
Duration: 8 seconds
Reference images: Up to 4

How to use Veo 3.1 Reference on Enhance AI

1
Sign in and pick Veo 3.1 Reference
Open the Video Studio on Enhance AI and choose Veo 3.1 Reference from the model list. A new account starts with free credits and no card is needed. The Try button on this page opens the studio with Veo 3.1 Reference already selected.
2
Add references and describe the shot
Upload your reference images (up to 4) and describe the shot they should appear in: the setting, the action and the camera move. Then pick a resolution.
3
Generate, then download or extend
Press Generate. Veo 3.1 Reference renders in the cloud and the clip lands in your history on Enhance AI, where you can download the MP4, upscale it or extend it with another model on the same account. You see the price before you confirm.

What people make with Veo 3.1 Reference

A product across scenes

Upload photos of the product and describe each setting, and Veo 3.1 Reference places the same bottle, shoe or device in every shot with its shape and label intact. Build a full campaign of scenes from a single set of studio photos rather than shooting each location.

Style from a mood board

References do not have to be a subject. Feed Veo 3.1 Reference frames from a film, a set of photographs or your own past work, and the model carries the palette, the grain and the framing into new shots. It is the fastest way to match a brand look or a client's reference reel.

Matching an existing shot

When a new clip has to cut against footage you already have, give Veo 3.1 Reference a frame from that footage as a reference. The new shot picks up the light, the lens and the colour of the original, so the join in the edit is invisible rather than a visible change of source.

Common questions

What is Veo 3.1 Reference?: Veo 3.1 Reference is a reference to video model from Google. It builds a new shot from up to 4 reference images and a written prompt. On Enhance AI it runs on the same account as 250+ other models, with no separate subscription.
What do I need to upload to use Veo 3.1 Reference?: A written prompt and reference images. Add them in the studio on Enhance AI, check the preview and render. The output lands in your history, ready to download or to pass to another model on the same account.
When was Veo 3.1 Reference released?: Google released Veo 3.1 Reference on 15 October 2025. You can run it on Enhance AI now, along with every other video model on one account.
How long can a Veo 3.1 Reference clip be?: Veo 3.1 Reference produces 8 second clips. Longer runs cost more, because video is billed by length rather than by generation.
What resolution does Veo 3.1 Reference output?: Veo 3.1 Reference renders at a resolution you choose, 1080p by default. You pick the resolution before you render, and a lower one costs less.
Does Veo 3.1 Reference take reference images?: Yes, up to 4. Use them to hold a character, a product or a style steady across shots.
Does Veo 3.1 Reference generate audio?: Yes. Veo 3.1 Reference can generate sound with the picture, so the clip arrives with audio rather than silence. Mute it and lay your own track over the top if you prefer.
Is Veo 3.1 Reference free to try?: Yes. Free credits on signup, no card required, so you can run Veo 3.1 Reference before paying anything. Plans from $19 one time when you need more, and one account covers Veo 3.1 Reference and 250+ other models.
What does it cost to run Veo 3.1 Reference?: Video renders are billed from your wallet by clip length and resolution, so a short clip at a lower resolution costs less than a long one at full quality. You see the price before you render.
Do I need a separate subscription for Veo 3.1 Reference?: No. Veo 3.1 Reference runs on the same Enhance AI account as every other model, so you are not paying one provider for video and another for images.